Today, Shani Mootoo sits down with Shazia Hafiz Ramji, who worked with Shani on her newest collection of poetry, Oh Witness Dey! SM: Thanks Shazia for these great questions. Before […]
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Introducing our “Poetic Inspiration” series! In honour of National Poetry Month, we’ve invited eight authors to share some poetic inspiration and advice. First up is an interview with Michael V. […]
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One of our favourite times of the year is here: National Poetry Month! Thirty days to celebrate the joy and delight of poetry. This year, our #NPM celebration is themed […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is Disobedience by Daniel Sarah Karasik! Shael lives in a vast prison camp, a monstrosity developed after centuries of warfare and […]
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Today, we’re celebrating the release of Oh Witness Dey! by Shani Mootoo. Happy Book Birthday to Oh Witness Dey! by celebrated author Shani Mootoo. Already named a “Most Anticipated” spring […]
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Today we are spotlighting Michael V. Smith, author of Queers Like Me and co-author of Body of Text! B*: What does being part of the Book*hug author family mean to you? MVS: […]
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Today, we’re celebrating the publication of you by Chantal Neveu, translated from French by Erín Moure. Join us in welcoming this beautiful and heartrending long poem about a love affair in […]
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Today, Kate Cayley sits down with Alayna Munce to discuss the tenth-anniversary edition of her award-winning short story collection How You Were Born. AM: What kinds of things did you […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is These Songs I Know By Heart by Erin Brubacher! Married and divorced in her 20s, looking for friendship in her […]
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Today, we’re celebrating the publication of How You Were Born by Kate Cayley! Happy Book Birthday to How You Were Born by Kate Cayley! Originally published in 2014 by Pedlar Press, How You […]
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